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Nintendo 3ds D-Pad issue
HerobrineLuka (2012-10-26 11:13:56)↑Second Reason is Sh!t . IDK what happened
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SuperLink (2012-10-31 22:50:43)Ok, Thanks for your thoughts, does anyone else have ideas?
Also, the problem has changed a little bit. The D-pad still thinks it's being pressed up, but sometimes it will be fine and the A button doesn't work. They seem to alternate every once in a while.
Your ideas are greatly appreciated. c:
TheoBear (2012-11-01 13:58:39)Well of course after using it alot it wears down.
Its either the stick is jammed or something or send it in to nintendo for repairments.
HerobrineLuka (2012-11-03 03:53:38)Last time is sent my 3DS to Nintendo they deleted the memory
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I was just wondering if anyone else has experienced this and/or knows a solution to my problem.
So, I turned on my 3ds and the cursor kept moving up as if I was holding the circle pad or d-pad up. I then went to recalibrate my circle pad only to find out that it was perfectly fine.
This only leaves the d-pad. So, If anyone knows a solution, please let me know, thank you.
Other notes, I haven't spilled anything on it nor have I left it anywhere unprotected.